In Vasari's Lives, it is reported that one of these creatures was taught by a student of Rosso Fiorentino to steal grapes and fruits and destroyed a priest's garden, and Thomas Rowlandson created depictions of their "faces" in a work. David Teniers the Younger depicted a "Guardroom with" these in one work, and it's not a horse, but George Stubbs painted a "Green" one of these. One of these is operated on in James Ensor's The Vile Vivisectors, and they appear in Henri Rou
In Vasari's Lives, it is reported that one of these creatures was taught by a student of Rosso Fiorentino to steal grapes and fruits and destroyed a priest's garden, and Thomas Rowlandson created depictions of their "faces" in a work. David Teniers the Younger depicted a "Guardroom with" these in one work, and it's not a horse, but George Stubbs painted a "Green" one of these. One of these is operated on in James Ensor's The Vile Vivisectors, and they appear in Henri Rousseau's (*) The Merry Jesters. Niccolo Boldrini created a work after Titian's satirizing of the Laocoon Group in which these creatures appear, and one of these appears on a leash in a pointillist work. For 10 points, identify this jungle animal appearing in Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grand Jatte, as well as in a self-portrait by Frida Kahlo.
In Vasari's Lives, it is reported that one of these creatures was taught by a student of Rosso Fiorentino to steal grapes and fruits and destroyed a priest's garden, and Thomas Rowlandson created depictions of their "faces" in a work.
{monkeys} [accept {apes} until {Thomas Rowlandson}]